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05 Jul 2010, 18:45
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Hi guys,
I am using the MGMAT and GMATPrep CAT tests. But soon I am going to be done with those CATs. I also have the Kaplan tests. But found MGMAT questions to similar to GMATPrep questions than the Kaplan questions.
Can you guys provide some feedback as to which other CAT tests you found to be similar to GMATPrep's?
Thanks
I am using the MGMAT and GMATPrep CAT tests. But soon I am going to be done with those CATs. I also have the Kaplan tests. But found MGMAT questions to similar to GMATPrep questions than the Kaplan questions.
Can you guys provide some feedback as to which other CAT tests you found to be similar to GMATPrep's?
Thanks
05 Jul 2010, 20:46
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I've found Princeton Review to be pretty good. Their Q questions are far too easy, but the verbal questions are actually really representative.
05 Jul 2010, 21:51
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MGMAT's quant questions are not like the GMAT's quant; they're way too hard. GMATPrep is, of course, the one that most represents the real deal.
Princeton Review is pretty good. Kaplan's are too hard. Knewton also has a pretty good one.
Don't forget: GMATClub itself offers multiple tests as well (downside is Q too hard, V too easy)
Keep in mind that though tutoring centers, such as Princeton Review and Kaplan, will try to mimic the algorithm that the real GMAT uses. But there shouldn't be anyone out there who knows the exact algorithm. Having said that, most tests have been adjusted to how the test takers take them and then normalized to the curve of the real GMAT. MGMAT's quant is way harder than those from GMAT, but the scores you get from MGMAT are still a good indicator since most will miss those quant questions, thereby normalizing the scores using a huge sample size. My point is - the scores you get from any tutoring centers are good indicators, but also know to treat them with a grain of salt, since no one really knows the algorithm that's used to calculate the scores. Sorry...I think I'm on a huge tangent right now...lol
Princeton Review is pretty good. Kaplan's are too hard. Knewton also has a pretty good one.
Don't forget: GMATClub itself offers multiple tests as well (downside is Q too hard, V too easy)
Keep in mind that though tutoring centers, such as Princeton Review and Kaplan, will try to mimic the algorithm that the real GMAT uses. But there shouldn't be anyone out there who knows the exact algorithm. Having said that, most tests have been adjusted to how the test takers take them and then normalized to the curve of the real GMAT. MGMAT's quant is way harder than those from GMAT, but the scores you get from MGMAT are still a good indicator since most will miss those quant questions, thereby normalizing the scores using a huge sample size. My point is - the scores you get from any tutoring centers are good indicators, but also know to treat them with a grain of salt, since no one really knows the algorithm that's used to calculate the scores. Sorry...I think I'm on a huge tangent right now...lol
